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  1. 10th August 2010, 09:35 AM #11
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    The answer is 130.... well, OK not really.

    Try going up or down a STEEP hill in a 90 and then a 110. Beleive me you'll be far more terrified in the 90. (well, i was - seemed as if it would roll back over itself).
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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
    Beleive me you'll be far more terrified in the 90.
    Some call that excitement.



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  3. 18th August 2010, 09:01 PM #13
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    90 vs 110 wheelie

    90 in action oops you'll probably need flv player to watch it - worth it though
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  4. 18th August 2010, 09:11 PM #14
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    90 hill descent

    I think a link to this was posted earlier but here's the vid again
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    If you get a 90 to go play against wrangler/patrol SWB install Hytuff(listed on this site ) rear driveshafts and either rovercraft(lucky 8 in the us) or ashcroft front driveshafts / CV's with a locker at each end to make it unstoppable. Maybe a gwyn lewis challenge suspension kit if you want to go harder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
    The answer is 130.... well, OK not really.

    Try going up or down a STEEP hill in a 90 and then a 110. Beleive me you'll be far more terrified in the 90. (well, i was - seemed as if it would roll back over itself).
    it thought they would roll on their side when you are in them
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